Indian Periodical

by Austin In my life, I have seen many celebrities from different fields who created a huge impact one way or the other.  During my childhood I got very few chances to share my feelings, views on celebrities as there was no such medium. As years passed in life, everything […]

by Deepanshu Srivastava  After a disgraceful defeat of Team India against Team New Zealand, which became the reason for Team India’s early ouster from the recently concluded World Cup at the league level, there was a big solace for Indian cricket lovers when Team India confidently and aggressively crushed the […]

by Pallavi Javalekar. P. M  I have seen many people who starts grumping their face when I say I’m studying B. A and I had chosen arts as my discipline after my 10th. I had asked, Is it a bad decision to choose arts? They said students who are below […]

by Rupal Jain “Flexibility requires an open mind and a welcoming of new alternatives”- Deborah Day. In a constantly changing macro and micro business environment organization’s needs to check their external business environment by conducting PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Environmental) analysis and internal factors by understanding the direct impact of customers, […]

by Sudha Dixit An oft-repeated lie does not become the truth. Metaphorically speaking, “Truth” is always “naked “while a “lie” is constantly garbed in different attires. umpteen times told lie, creates a façade of truth. The mob starts believing it. People need a leader; whether a religious one or a […]

by Deepanshu Srivastava While going through a graduation course in ‘History Of Maharashtra’, I found a passing reference to historian Baba Saheb Purandare. Later I got an opportunity to watch the stage play – ” Janataraja ” written and conceptualized by Babasaheb in a Pune’s open theatre. The show was […]

by Anantinee Mishra PC: Kevin Carter; Source: www.newyorktimes.com   Sometimes, as I look at the vividly gripping photograph, my perplexity blends into desolation; inching from familiar sympathy to uncharted anguish. When Kevin Carter captured the Pulitzer-winning imagery of a child and a vulture under the cruel sun of Sudan; did […]

by  S. Chandra Shekar  Anyone living in a rural village, town, or big city requires the assistance of a general medical practitioner from time to time. In earlier times we had Family Doctors and General Physicians located at various places serving the local population and taking care of their healthcare. […]

by Isha Patkar, Neha Koganti, Rishi Bappanad, and Tejas Deodhar, The GTF Group Introduction “The task is due in two days, I’ll do it later”. This is a promise which the majority of people have told themselves at least once in their lifetime. It may seem harmless at the time, […]